Galaxy exec Zac Prince lends again while his BlockFi victims await payouts
Zac Prince is promoting crypto loans again as BlockFi class members await payouts and Galaxy has only partially disgorged its LUNA proceeds.
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Zac Prince is promoting crypto loans again as BlockFi class members await payouts and Galaxy has only partially disgorged its LUNA proceeds.
Read more (3 min) →While leading BlockFi, Zac Prince advertised rates on Circle’s USD stablecoin of 7.5%. Now at Galaxy One, he's advertising 8% APY on USD.
Mike Novogratz’s crypto conglomerate Galaxy Digital has hired ex-BlockFi founder Zac Prince as a managing director.
The downfalls of major firms like FTX and BlockFi have led Visa and Mastercard to postpone a number of crypto-related products and services.
Financials published by mistake showed that BlockFi has over $1.2B tied to FTX and Alameda — way more than the $1.02B previously claimed.
Alongside the $275 million from FTX, BlockFi is also owed $54 million from bitcoin miner Core Scientific — but it hasn't called in that debt.
Core holds 24 bitcoin and $26.6M in cash but has more than $1B in outstanding liabilities, including an $80M loan from BlockFi.
BlockFi says it no longer invests in GBTC as a corporation at all and is merely working on settling some loans that used GBTC as collateral.
Hedge funds using automated "quantitative" strategies are outperforming, converting the crypto market crash into big profits.
An FTX bailout of $750 million will keep two crypto lenders solvent: $250 million for BlockFi and $500 million for Voyager.